Bieber Arrested (Again!)

[Takebacker]

I'm not certain, but I would suspect deportation only applies to felony offenses.

If blocking off a (major) road isn't a felony after the whole bridge fiasco a month or two ago i think it should be.

[Worthyness]

Did he have weed on him though? It isn't illegal to be high (in any state), it's illegal to possess.

I think it's illegal to be high and driving at the same time anywhere. He had MJ, alcohol, and some xanax/perscription meds in his system apparently, which is basically DUI. I think Florida may have legalized marijuana for medical reasons, but still, if he doesn't have that permit it's illegal to have. Regardless, he and his posse friggin blocked off a public access street to street race. That's a pretty big no no I should hope.

[moore4me]

I think Florida may have legalized marijuana for medical reasons, but still, if he doesn't have that permit it's illegal to have.

No, unfortunately not. We luckily just got a petition pushed through,barely, for the amendment to be put on the ballot this coming election. It will be a huge battle seeing how our governor is in the pockets of Big Pharm, hell the company he was CEO of was even charged and fined for bilking Medicare.

[Takebacker]

No, unfortunately not. We luckily just got a petition pushed through,barely, for the amendment to be put on the ballot this coming election. It will be a huge battle seeing how our governor is in the pockets of Big Pharm, hell the company he was CEO of was even charged and fined for bilking Medicare.

For just florida? Or all of the US?

[KhainiWest]

For just florida? Or all of the US?

Florida, it be news if it was at the federal level lol

[Takebacker]

Florida, it be news if it was at the federal level lol

Well, if it's passed that will be good news. I would imagine with the concentration of old people it could go either way. Either the majority is sick and would vote for legalization, or the majority is old and just stupidly against it.

[Katie]

#DeportBieber

[Five Second Pose]

I believe that if he is found guilty of the charges, isn't that grounds to revoke the green card?

He's a Canadian citizen, does he even need one?

[moore4me]

He's a Canadian citizen, does he even need one?

He needs one for extended stays. He also needs a special permit to perform in the US.
": It can be very difficult for Canadian musicians to obtain a permit to play shows in the US. The paper work can be burdensome, there is a substantial fee and some of the visas have numerical caps, so after a certain point in the year you cannot even apply anymore." Source
http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/forei...usicians.shtml

So yes these charges can make it easier for the US not to even allow him to play shows here.

[Moonlapse]

He needs one for extended stays. He also needs a special permit to perform in the US.
": It can be very difficult for Canadian musicians to obtain a permit to play shows in the US. The paper work can be burdensome, there is a substantial fee and some of the visas have numerical caps, so after a certain point in the year you cannot even apply anymore." Source
http://www.esdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/forei...usicians.shtml

So yes these charges can make it easier for the US not to even allow him to play shows here.

That would be an improvement.

[Polantaris]

Until he greases some palms and all of a sudden the rules don't apply for him anymore. Just like laws.